Object

• frequency: Low Pass Filter This lets through the lower frequencies and attenuates the higher frequencies.

• signal: I would have thought the on board band filter would attenuate spurious signals.

• noise: Such a system is required to attenuate the noise in a jet aircraft, for example.

• response: To prevent transplant rejection, the recipient is given immunosuppressant drugs to attenuate the immune response.

• sound: Conversely, turning this control left from the center position, you will attenuate the sound.

• effect: The intrahousehold empowerment of mothers should, therefore, attenuate the effects of a lack of concern on the part of their partners.

Modifies a noun

• sound: Designed to damp vibration and attenuate airborne sound and impact noise passing through floors.

Modifying Another Word

• also: It is also attenuated by dust, smoke, cloud or any medium which obscures radiation at that wavelength.

• so: Yet he used instruments of an Englishness so attenuated that, like a strain of vaccine, they would not damage a Scottish host.

• rapidly: The tone quality generally varies as well in that high frequencies are attenuated more rapidly than the lower ones.

• significantly: Supplementation was found to significantly attenuate the O 3 -induced decrements in lung function in both studies.

• not: Especially particles near the viewer do not attenuate the light coming from particles far away from the viewer.

Present participle complement

• flood: Development of the site will need to be subject to provision of appropriate measures to attenuate flooding to the satisfaction of the Planning Authority.